Morris tribune., 1887-12-21

territories, with their population Of, per-
haps, &c, 100000 today. The whole amount
of our export and import trade together has
never, think, reached $1,000, 001000 any
one yeer. Our internal home trade on $780,
900 miles of railway, along $1,000 miles of
ocean coast, over the five great lakes and
along 10000 miles Of navigable rivers,
reaches the enormous annual aggregate Of
more than $4,000, O0O, C39, and perhaps this
year $50, 600 600
ILLIMITABIE FREE TRADE At HOME.
1T is into this illimita!,:e trade, even now
in its infancy and destined - attain a mag
nitude not dreamed OF twenty Years ago, that
the Europeans are struggling 10 elt"r. 1t is
the heritage OF the American people, Of their
children and Of their chisi;r.l'S children. 1t
gives an absolutely FREQ trade Over Il terri
tory nearly as large as al! E2ropr, and tho
profit is all our own. The genuine free trader
appears unable to see CT comprehend that the
continental trade-not our exchanges with
Europe---is the great Source Of car prosper
ity. President Cleveland now plainly pro-
poses policy that will admit Europe to 9.
share of this trade"
NEW POLITICAL. ECONOMY NEEDED.
But you are III favor ct extending our for
eign trade, are yoI not ~
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econcmy The t.. ;>.:. written for Furo-
pean sta5es do ru% GRASP our T., ular situa-
| ton"
THE SOUTH .Ia...A, rl",TE, ZION.
"How will the r,rcsj. :. ,.a~ -, he AIKEN
| in the solth.' II do: 1;"n ~ answer that
question. The truth ha:i - 20 !, l., otsci!red
by certain local cung=i".t~ at unreasoning
prniudice that rni,ni, ,.41 I,,.., for irdus-
trial enlightenment. a...u,, i;.. tsadcrs lust
vet. But in nv VIZ. 80" .pn.1 above all
sections of the C.;J ,;-n.t, >. protective
tariff. The two il. i....;. H,l.q Carolina,
Kentuckv, Missouri, :, ..,.,,>,.y. alabama and
Georgia have c,oi4nou: .,,s<,...,..; and fac;I-
ties for devclo,rir. a:,:t !S.rj:.,.. mauufac
lures. The canlo. e.. :. .: ing without
protection. Even pref, , > ,;.>a as some of
those states have made Y II lie hccl,ed if the
presidents message is enacted i:to law Their
senator's and REPRESENTATIVES, 81 prevent it,
but thcy are SO ust,l to Iollo.; ng ANYTHING
|. labeled Democratic that Very probably they
will follow the preo:,sr-?t as;; i;l.at the prog
ress already made. II the '.,-l| some OF the
southern states get Ire iron ore and coal,
while tobacco Is taxed, tAe} may nave occa-
sion to sit down and calculate the value OF
Democratic free trade 10 tAelr local inter-
estS."
INN 4Ai'''>0 0' -'-N " MA 90 L.
wv Ill mot the president $ recommendation
to admit Ia" matcrlai Il.so strong support
Not by wise protec'lohhS>a IL our tlme'
Perhaps some greedy manufacturers may
think that with Tree coei OF Tree iron ore
they can 90 great tn!hsS' noC IL they should
succeed In Trying VIII, as IIo boys say? eaten
1t on tie rebound IL the nome trade lii raw